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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Vintage Thingie Thursday and Tea Talk with Ruth

Vintage Thingie Thursday
Tea Talk with Ruth. 

I recently ran across the list I have had for 50 years of all the wedding gifts we got when we were married.
It is a vintage item in itself but nearly illegible.
I was looking to see what I still had that could be used for VTT.

I found this glass relish tray trimmed in gold on the internet, to try to identify who made it, but there was no manufacturer's name on it.

Yes we have had it 50 + years and some of the gold leaf has rubbed off.
There are no broken edges and I still use it for large groups cause this family is pickles and olives lovers.




This was also a wedding gift.
It is a Stippled Ray relish tray by
Jeannette Glass of the
1953-56 era.

It is in perfect condition.







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Tea Talk with Ruth

Having........Aveda Tea which has natural sweetness and no sweetener is needed.




My cup........From my Bavarian China Set that we received as wedding gifts also.
Most of the time they sit in my china cabinet and are never used.
That is sad. I had a friend over yesterday and I used these nice tea cups and decided would do so everyday from now on.

The little teapot was a giveaway I won from Mr. Tea and Toast's Creative Tuesday.

On my mind........I do not consider myself a materialistic type person nor do I need all fine and fancy things around me but I do enjoy fine quality and beautiful things.

The items discussed above and my tea cup below were gifts to us on the occasion of our wedding many years ago.

They have lasted a long time.
Lasted because they were of good quality and they were tenderly cared for.

They are not things I would have ever gone out and bought for myself but we were blessed at that time in our lives and each and every day since.




"Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren't used to an environment where excellence is expected."

Steve Jobs



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9 comments:

Betsy Brock said...

love the gold trimmed relish tray! I'd still use it, too! It's wonderful!

And I love the teacup! That would make tea time just delightful!

Karena said...

So lovely to find you through Yvonne! The pieces you have shown are so very special and I am glad you are still enjoying them.

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Karena
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Anvilcloud said...

As the name might imply, Cuppa has a teacup collection. The cups seldom get used, of course. I guess they speak of another time.

LV said...

You found some great vintage things. The relish dish is a keeper.

black eyed susans kitchen said...

What a lovely post! In a million years, I could never find the list of gifts from our wedding..32 years ago!

Friko said...

Lovely things, QMM. I also have stuff from many years ago which never gets used. It's such a shame. The children won't want it and then it'll get chucked out.

Your Bavarian china cup reminds me of the ones my mum used to have.

LindyLouMac said...

I am impressed you still have a list of wedding gifts, now wondering if I ever made one and if it is in my old scrapbooks.

Unknown said...

Well actually folks that list of gift givers was in the back of an old address book that I had kept for years. After a number of years I started a new address book but because the address book was of tortoise shell I never threw it away. Now that is a magpie for you.
QMM

Vee said...

I have one of those pieces and am surprised to learn that it is only fifty years old. How fun that you are going to use your tea cups more often. Why not? You obviously take great care of your things.